Mongo DB : All About MongoDB

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to MongoDB

Lecture 2: Introduction to NoSQL

Lecture 3: Advantages of MongoDB

Chapter 2: Installing and running MongoDB

Lecture 1: Downloading MongoDB

Lecture 2: Installing MongoDB on Windows

Lecture 3: Installing MongoDB on MAC

Lecture 4: Running MongoDB

Lecture 5: Customizing MongoDB

Lecture 6: Installing MongoDB as a Service

Lecture 7: Connecting to MongoDB Database via Mongo Shell

Lecture 8: Listing Databases using Mongo Shell

Lecture 9: Looking for Help in Mongo Shell

Lecture 10: MongoDB Tools

Chapter 3: Replica Sets

Lecture 1: Introduction to Replica sets

Lecture 2: How to configure a replica set

Lecture 3: Verifying a replica set

Lecture 4: replica set failover

Chapter 4: Exploring Mongo Shell

Lecture 1: Introduction to Mongo Shell

Lecture 2: Usage Scenarios

Lecture 3: Preventing Database Deletion

Lecture 4: Shortcut Keys

Lecture 5: Editing in external Editors

Lecture 6: Loading scripts within the Shell

Lecture 7: Making use of .mongorc.js file

Chapter 5: NoSQL Terminology

Lecture 1: NoSQL Database Terms

Chapter 6: Working with MongoDB Database

Lecture 1: Creating Databases

Lecture 2: Inserting Documents using JavaScript Way {Object Literals}

Lecture 3: Exploring Object ID datatype

Lecture 4: Exploring Relations in MongoDB

Lecture 5: Deleting a Collection

Lecture 6: Importing data from a file

Lecture 7: Pretty Print Collections Data

Chapter 7: Querying MongoDB Collections

Lecture 1: Querying Collections – Selectors

Lecture 2: Querying Collections – Multiple Selectors

Lecture 3: Limiting fields via Selectors – Include / Exclude

Lecture 4: Difference between Find and FindOne

Lecture 5: Query inside of sub objects

Lecture 6: Querying Collections – Filtering sub collections

Chapter 8: Working with MongoDB Operators

Lecture 1: The $in Operator

Lecture 2: The $all Operator and $in vs $all

Lecture 3: The $ne Opertaor

Lecture 4: Numeric Operators

Lecture 5: Boolean Operators

Lecture 6: Special Operators

Lecture 7: $nin Not in operator

Chapter 9: SQL Query Methods – Distinct,Like and GroupBy

Lecture 1: Making use of distinct

Lecture 2: Making use of Regex – Like clause in SQL

Lecture 3: Group By

Chapter 10: Count,Sort and Limit Records

Lecture 1: Count Records

Lecture 2: Sorting

Lecture 3: limiting records

Chapter 11: CRUD Operations

Lecture 1: Updating One record at a time

Lecture 2: Updating Multiple records

Lecture 3: Exploring FindAndModify

Lecture 4: Updating array items – Push Operator

Lecture 5: Updating array fields – Adding Unique values to Array collections

Lecture 6: Removing array items – Pull Operator

Lecture 7: Removing array items – Pop Operator

Lecture 8: Positional Operator

Lecture 9: Rename Operator

Lecture 10: Deleting records and database

Chapter 12: Indexing

Lecture 1: Introduction to Indexes

Lecture 2: Types of Indexes

Lecture 3: Creating a simple Index

Lecture 4: Creating a compound Index

Lecture 5: Creating a sparse Index

Lecture 6: Dropping an Index

Lecture 7: When an Index will be used

Chapter 13: User Management And Authentication

Lecture 1: Creating and Authenticating Users – MongoDB

Chapter 14: Working with PHP and MongoDB

Lecture 1: Working with PHP and MongoDB

Chapter 15: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion and File Download